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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1910

Page

2

Special Meeting to Discuss Tax Levy in Hoquiam

Hoquiam council set a special meeting for Monday night to consider the tax levy. The Webb Automobile Co. won a contract to furnish auto fire equipment, with old apparatus to be sold first. Other items included street improvements, licenses, fines, and assessment roll actions.

Hoquiam Webb Automobile Company Wee Committee of Streets Idpes Adams Street Heemnans Charles Benson Nih Aeing Eers Roslyn Cen- Talia Philbrick Hills Park Addition Sumner Avenue Alexen Bros Charles Dolk Arnold Avenue Lyon & Irwin Emnyson Avenue Riverside Avenue Thirteenth Sixteenth Streets Mill Avenue Monroe Avenue

George W De Lape Denies Opton Sale

Hoquiam September 28 George W De Lape returned from Tacoma and denied selling his option on Philbrick company property to R F Lytle He said he would pursue the program with his associates and seek a permit from the city council to erect a ridge across the river at Ramer avenue He expressed optimism about prospects while acknowledging a tough fight ahead and plans to stay in Hoquiam for several days before the bridge question is settled.

Hioquiam George W. de Lape Tacoma Yestertax Philbrick Company R. F. Lytle Issu Ramer Avenue Delape Hoquiamor

Saloon Operators Seized in Liquor to Minors Case

Hoquiam September 28. H D Ladley owner of Log Cabin saloon and California Wine House was arrested Tuesday for selling liquor to a minor. He paid 200 dollars fine plus costs. Charles Ss Carlson owner of the Whitehouse saloon was fined 42 dollars and 55 cents for the same offense.

Hoquiam H. D. Ladley Charles Ss. Carlson Whitehouse

Oratorical Contest At Baptist Church

Tromuiai September 28 The Mayor's Golf Special contest was held last evening at the Baptist church on Painted Avenue with devotional exercises led by Mrs Mary O and program overseen by County Superintendent Mrs Plera W Haviman who chose the judges The speakers spoke on Why Should Women Vote At the Mercy of the State and related topics with performances by Mrs Stevens Mrs Ryan Mrs Harris Mrs Brackett and others including solo numbers by Mrs Lara Wagner and Mrs Burton and Miss Cary

Maiorn Baptist Church Painted Avenue Mary O Plera W. Haviman Stevens Aberdeen Ryan MebDonald Liza Harris Hoquiam Anna Brackett Lara Wagner Burton Miss Cary

Fire damages Chop Suey House on Ninth Street

A fire at a chop suey restaurant on Ninth Street near I Street caused about 100 dollars in damage before firefighters contained the blaze. No injuries are reported.

Ninth Street I Street

Chehalis County cabinet swindle detailed before grand jury

Four witnesses testified about a cabinet swindle that drained Chehalis County residents of over a year’s earnings. Victims from Aberdeen and Hoquiam described settling for fractions of dollars on state rights sold for California Oregon and Montana. Other witnesses included GC W Smith N G Wheeler and S W Beimfohr as the grand jury considers its findings.

Monthaland Chehalis Cout Chehwis County Elven Meta Tt Coppanions Hoauliam Cabinet Company California Oregon Montana Aberdeen Gregon GC. W. Smith N. G. Wheeler W. Beimfohr

Two Men Sentenced in Aberdeen Assault and Theft

In Montesano Harry L. Smith pled guilty to assault and battery after striking an opponent with a beer bottle in an Aberdeen saloon. Judge Irwin sentenced him to 45 days. Charles Roney was found guilty of stealing a watch from FE B McCracken of South Aberdeen and received four months.

Montesano Harry L. Smith Assaut and Batte Judsce Mason Irwin Aberdeen Charles Roney Ben Sheeks Department FE. B. McCracken South Aberdeen

Mayhem Docket Set for Chehalis County Court

Chehalis county court prepares for October term with two mayhem cases Lee Welch accused of knocking out a companion's eye and William Wise charged after an opponent's ear was severed. John Klingenberg faces second degree murder trial and a special venue of 30 may be drawn to secure jurors.

Montesano Chehalis Lee Welch William Wise John Klingenberg

Milwaukee Seeks Freight Growth in Elma

Sept 28 The traveling freight agent for the Milwaukee and Puget Sound railway visited Elma to assess business potential and freight opportunities northward. He stated the company values Elma and foresees a future spur crossing the river to reach the peninsula and its forest products.

Elma Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway Milwaukee

Sneak Thief Steals Purse in Elma Neighborhood

Mrs. McAlpin of North Third street returned from a neighbor’s house to find her home broken into. An unknown prowler took her purse containing about nine dollars and left no other items disturbed. Authorities have suspicions but no solid leads.

Elma

Local Farm Trade And Camp News From Oakville Area

Oakville Wd Garrard disposed of farm products at harbor points on Tuesday. S Elmore of Garrard Creek traveled to Hoquiam and Aberdeen with a sample bale of fine hay. Mr and Mrs Mike Pierrott held a house warming at the U T camp for married couples. The camp foreman recently married Mrs Bertha Kellogg of Aberdeen. An employee of Union Timber company sustained a head injury from a falling limb. Mrs Van Winkle treated the wound and the man was later taken to Aberdeen for care with Dr Aust in attendance.

Wd. Garrard Harbor Points S. Elmore Garrard Creek Hoquiam Aberdeen Mike Pierrott U. T Benedict Bertha Kellogg Union Timber Company

Children and riddles and a Paris dog class

A long fragment mixes urban lore and quiz queries with questions about battles and famous figures. It narrates a playful children’s table game about travel and landmarks, followed by news of a Paris school teaching polite dogs to greet visitors and fetch dropped items.

Paris

Inside Out Fruit Steamer Cooks From the Center

A Popular Mechanics description explains a fruit steamer that cooks from the inside using a dual-vessel design and conical skewers. Apples are cored and impaled on cones, cooking via central heat while the upper vessel covers the fruit for watching the process.

Gaime of Shopping Leader Chooses Letter C

A game described where a leader names a shopping list all starting with a chosen letter. A child must name an item from each shop beginning with C such as cologne from the druggist and cookies from the baker. If a child fails to answer, they take over as leader and pick another letter.

Cologne

Deepest well at Sperenberg reaches 4119 feet

The Sperenberg site near Berlin yields the deepest bore in the world, dug to obtain rock salt brine. A 16 inch bore reached 280 feet, expanded to 13 inches, then plunged to 4119 feet for the salt bed.

Sperenberg Germany Berlin GSO New York American

History of Postage Stamps Emerges in 19th Century

The adhesive stamp was first made experimentally by James Chalmers of Dundee in 1834. Britain adopted stamps in 1840, Switzerland and Brazil followed in 1843, and the United States joined in 1847 after a tentative 1845 use by New York.

James Chalmers Dundee Scotland Great Britain Switzerland Brazil United States New York

Parsley prep and kitchen tips from a vintage guide

The passage offers practical household advice. It covers washing and drying parsley, testing a large sole with a fork, ironing pillow slips lengthwise, making oiled paper at home, using boiled oil on paper sheets, air drying, lime as an insect killer and purifier, and cleaning mother of pearl with whiting and cold water while avoiding soap to protect its luster.

Penzance

Ironing Summer Dresses and Potatoes with Flavorful Servings

The guide advises ironing summer dresses on the wrong side to prevent fading and maintain shape, placing scorched articles in sunlight to fade marks, and treating white pique skirts to prevent shrinking. It also describes a method to retaste hangs and then provides a recipe: six potatoes mashed with hot milk and onions, butter, salt, and pepper, plus crackers or bread cubes browned to serve with soup.

Wire Spring Support and Puff Biscuits Instructions

The article explains a method to stop a worn wire spring from sagging on a bed by lacing nomila rope across the middle. It also provides a simple puff biscuit recipe mixing flour baking powder salt and lard with milk to make a stiff batter for gem pans.

Coffee Frosting Recipe Instructions

A brief vintage style recipe lists one cup sugar one half stick butter and a quarter cup strong hot coffee. Boil exactly five minutes then stir until cool. The directions read like a concise retro kitchen cue.

Revival of This Face Draws Northwest Racing Attention

The piece highlights the Niceton Derh revival as a major northwest racing event with a large stake and a crowd expected at the Washington State Fair. It outlines the Washington Derby and a full weekly speed program from Monday to Saturday with purses, stakes, and races across various days and venues.

Rucker Washington Perby Ute Fair North Yakima Navar Boy Northwest Milady Washington State Fair Yakima Valley Icserr

Telephone numbers change at farrier business

Fragmentary notice indicates a messenger company changing EutPHONIS numbers to two new lines 6931 and 5121 with one line always open. It instructs callers to contact Central through either number and mentions Jos. Farrell as a factor or manager.

Eutphonis Dity Messenger Company Aller Twe Central Jos. Farrell Mer

Publisher's Notice on City Subscriptions

City subscribers missing the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays should notify City Messenger Co. at 5931 and a replacement will be mailed.

Herald City Messenger Co

Custody Action Seeks Dissolution of Matrimony

Washington Superior Court summons Catherine Naranen to respond within 60 days after September 29 1910. Suit filed by Matt Naranen seeks dissolution of marriage on grounds of abandonment and desertion. defendant must answer and a judgment may be rendered if she fails to respond.

State of Washington Chehalis Matt Naranen Catherine Naranen A. D

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